Maynords saved my life. I use the tools I learned every single day. The staff is AMAZING! I didn't think I could ever stop drinking or using. I've been clean and sober because of Maynords since 5/26/2017. THANK YOU! LOVE YOU ALL read more

I checked into Maynards for detox. I had no idea what to expect. If I was in a better state of mind I would have walked out immediately. This place might be good for some people but it was not what I was looking for. It felt more like an AA cult. On day 2 they called me in and demanded full payment. My insurance would've covered it. They are now refusing to work with my insurance company or myself. They don't appear to be interested in helping me get reimbursed. They failed to request an authorization. Not sure what kind of operation they are running. read more

Where do i start? I decided to clean myself up after many years of drug and alcohol abuse. Checked in on Jan 8th. Took me to the dr the first day for detox meds, not sure why the dr is cash only (concerned me) but whatever. After 3 days of horrible detox i was good. From there you are in meetings from 8:10am to 8:30pm, one hr meetings with a 10min break each hour. Food was good, Marla is the bomb!! Because i was a "Volunteer", meaning i was not court ordered or needed this for my job i should be able to leave when i wanted too. Well they take the 28days very seriously. I was requesting to leave a couple days early, they said no so i decided i would stay the extra day to get my moving on ceremony. Last minute i was told nope and i had to stay even an extra day. At that point i said nope and decided 2 days early i would leave. Later that afternoon i was told pack your stuff you are leaving right now. I was not given any paperwork, all my medical stuff from detox that i wanted to share with my dr. I also had 3 way meetings set up for family members to set boundaries and that was cancelled as well. Im glad i was told to leave, thankfully i have the tools to stay sober and will never have to go back to that place again. Thanks Maynords and no thanks Maynords. Pretty sad they never even reached out after i left. read more

In October 2016 I went to Maynords Recovery Center not knowing what to expect, but knowing something had to change. It did. They gave me the structure that I badly needed, and a second chance at a life I never knew possible. I made friends I still have today; my brothers and sisters in recovery. This would never have been possible without the kindness, care and dIrection I received there. I will be forever grateful for the sobriety that I found and still have today. read more

For the first time my mother surprisingly and very abruptly agreed to receive help for her addiction. She took off and headed directly to Maynord's. Maynord's property is very peaceful. It's in located middle of a country type of town. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. It was almost too good to be true in such a short amount of time. It came off eery. They distract you with things that do not have anything to do with sobriety. It's awesome they have a garden and use their crops for communal cooking. They have a bunny that is cute. And they even have a beautiful nature walk. BUT this isn't the reason she was there. My mom was provided a list of rehab facilities that our insurance luckily covered entirely under the circumstances that her insurance would only cover a rehabilitation ONE TIME ONLY. It was a gift and made her realize she needed to take advantage of such a grateful opportunity. I do not know why she chose Maynord's but it was a very quick decision with no research whatsoever. On top of that, an addict was choosing her own facility. She definitely did not have a clear mind to make such a big decision on her own. The first and only time I went to visit her was on "family day". She seemed to be a different rejuvenated happy woman who beamed with confidence which I had not seen in years. But she also seemed to be highly medicated which helped with her "withdrawals" (my personal opinion was that they helped wean her off one addiction and turned it into a dependence on taking medication aka a new addiction). This is blasphemy! They weren't helping at all, they were just switching her addiction. Luckily my mom is NOT a strong believer in taking a bunch of pills, however I personally believe that antidepressants can help most people in a positive way. Family day was tough but somewhat educational THAT DAY. They should send home a pamphlet with the tools to stand by for dealing with an addict. There is ALANON but for the cost of the rehab they should provide it for the patients visitors and for the patients that "check out/graduate"!!!! It was incredibly awkward to spill out your thoughts, feelings, pain, etc in front of complete strangers. Hearing other people's journeys and struggles was strangely comforting. Knowing that there are people who relate to the pain, worrying, sadness was relieving. We were all there for the same reason and that was to show your support and love and belief in them. I have a resentment towards Maynord's because they don't care about their patients after they leave the premises. My mother also kept in touch with a few people she met through the rehabilitation. She even welcomed a guy into our house and he lived with us for a couple of months and they ended up relapsing instead of encouraging each other's sobriety. Overall Maynord's only helps their patients who are at their facility but once they leave it's not their problem anymore. I would not recommend this place to anyone who really wants sobriety and an optimistic outcome. read more

Stay away! While trying to find treatment for a family member, I called Maynord's for more info. I'd been to their website and had questions about the cost. I'd already spoken with a few others programs, and the others were nice and very helpful. But from the moment I began speaking to Maynords, it all felt very sketchy. Their website stated the price of the treatment as $6990... but on the phone I was told that is for cash paying customers. So I gave them the insurance info and if you pay with insurance (which covers 80%), the cost of the program is around $14,000 PLUS detox for another $5000. So WITH insurance, you pay more out of pocket than if you are a cash-pay customer. OUTRAGEOUS! On top of that, they mentioned additional costs of $350 each for doctor visits, which they stated that they don't bill through insurance. What? Why??? A total scam... there are other options out there. read more

In 1984 I went to Maynord's and I was introduced to AA. I was supposed to go for just 26 days but they kept me for 42 because I guess I was so young. I didn't think I was going I felt like an old man. And how to do everything all over again sober. It had been at least 10 years since I drew a sober breath. After being there for a short time I really connected with my counselor and knew that I was in God's hands. My family came up for family weekend and we got the chance to start reconnecting. I'm forever grateful for Maynord's for the firm foundation that I was given. On top of the program recovery that I learned it was also a beautiful place to start to connect with my soul. If you're looking for a place to go this is definitely the place to find yourself again. Or maybe for the first time. read more

Shana wren the director is very rude and condescending! The way she talks to her employees is truly unbelievable!

Maynord's Recovery Center saved my life! I was broken when I stepped through their doors but after learning the tools provided by the excellent staff, I was able to complete their 28 day program and implement those tools in my daily routine to help guide me in my recovery. The property is beautiful, the staff is knowledgeable and genuine and the chef's are amazing. I would recommend anyone who is struggling with a substance abuse or addiction to give Maynord's a shot. It saved my life and thousands of others before me. read more

Do NOT bother with this center. They are incredibly incompetent and disorganized. Every time I call, the phone was answered by a different person, rather than having one set scheduler. I was asked by them to call and get a reference number from my insurance company which I did. I called them back with it and the insurance phone number and set up an intake appointment for my son. I never heard back so I called again. They had no record of this. They said because I never called back, they didn't schedule the appointment. However, I did call back and spoke to their staff. They told me I would need to come on a different day. I already had the scheduled day off. They refused work around their mistake. Also, I asked if I could bring gluten free food for him because he has celiac , I was told no, he could "eat salads." The momentum to get help for my son has been seriously disrupted by complete incompetence. Now, we have to start over. Thanks a lot, Maynord's. read more

This recovery center is absolutely amazing. I cannot say anything negative about the place or the treatment I received there. The grounds are beautiful and well taken care of. The food is ALL home cooked from scratch. They have a different menu for each day of the month you are there. Good quality, hearty portions, and delicious. The staff is very caring and respectful. Joan Maynord still has her hands in every aspect of her place and really wants every client who comes to feel comfortable and at home. I cannot recommend this place enough. read more

This place is horrible. It is in a remote area and is two hours to the Sacramento airport. They offered to pick my son up at the airport and return him at the end of his treatment. When my son was done with treatment, they refused to give him a ride to the airport. I had to Venmo my son money for a $150 taxi ride, hotel and food. My son like most addicts had no money and no credit cards. What kind of people do this to patients? It is obvious that they could care less about their patients or their recovery. They so traumatized my son, that he was likely to do drugs, the moment he escaped this crazy house. Look for a better treatment center than this because this place will not help you at all. I am so mad because it took a very long time to convince my son to go to rehab and this place was worthless. This place should not be allowed to treat patients like this. I doubt after this trauma, I will ever be able to talk my son to go to rehab again. They are evil and I hope people find a better rehab facility than this. I was so hopeful when my son started treatment and now I am just crying and furious. read more

I have never stepped foot in a recovery center until having to deal with a family member's dependency and had no choice. From the time I walked in and met the staff and toured the grounds I knew that we were in good hands. Their staff made you feel welcome and accepted. I was able to leave knowing he would be ok and on his way to a new life! I also found that I would be able to receive my own help in dealing with the addiction and how I could support him and not hinder his recovery. This was invaluable and life changing. I am so glad that we took the time to go up and see for ourself what this place offered and not rely solely on the reviews that were posted. read more

I have gone to several NA meetings at Maynord's since I moved to Sonora. I am impressed with the recovery that is going on there. I went to a rehab up in the mountains near Santa Cruz 5 1/2 years ago, and it worked. It seems to be working up here in the mountains near Sonora. Andy T. read more

Maynords recovery center seriously changed my life. I was going through a divorce and had been through some very serious trauma when I first came to Maynords. The counselors and staff were incredible! Through daily group sessions I was able to finally talk about my alcohol and drug addiction. This was the foundation I'm beginning my recovery journey. I will be forever grateful for Maynords and the bonds I have made with my fellow clients that have turned into lasting friendships in the rooms of recovery outside the treatment center. read more

Anybody that has any whiny complaints about Maynords is just being a wuss. It saved my life and not only that, they helped with my transition into the real world. It was not easy and of course withdrawal is horrible, and starting fresh is terrifying, but I couldn't think of a better place for it. I was fed amazing food, taught informative and helpful things, and was showed love and respect. Respect is a two way street wherever you go. I was on RX narcotics every day from 14-25 years old as well as an IV meth user. 4+ years after Maynords I have my own place, a car, a great job, and am going to school to become an RN. I'm single because I enjoy it lol. I am forever grateful. Anybody that's not must have not had it bad enough in their disease... Period! read more

I highly recommend Maynord's Recovery Center to anyone that is battling with an addiction. In 2016 I came here lost, broken, and defeated. I had nowhere else to turn and didn't even know if my life was even worth fighting for. The love that I received from staff and Joan Maynord herself will always resonate in my heart, and the feeling I felt when I got there told me I was home. I didn't feel like a patient when I walked through the doors. Instantly I felt like family. The old fashioned farm house and the beauty of Gods creation all around creates a peaceful feeling like it's all going to be ok. The same feeling I got when I'd spend the summers with my Grandparents growing up. Maynord's makes sure everything they have to offer is of top quality and full of love. The food they prepare is remarkable, and they even provide two cafe meals a week, and a massage which again just allows you to focus on healing. It's the small things, and because of those, I now have over 3 years sober. Maynord's truly is "where it all begins." read more

In 2000 Maynords gave me the tools to help me start my road to recovery. They accommodated me in every way. They gave me a ride home, but I had to find a ride there. That is what my insurance would cover and the rest is up to you. As for helping me recover from hopelessness and feel me with hope, they did. It works if you work it and I have been working it for over 19 yrs. I still carry the message and lead a spiritual life. Debbie S. read more

I have over 30 years of being a recovering addict, Maynards have change my life forever, as soon as I walked into the door I knew this was the place for me, now I am reborn again and spirit, The staff was wonderful and helpful of guiding me in the right direction in life, thank you Maynards for your guidance in life, May God bless you people forever. Marty wysinger, after leaving Maynards ranch The key was 90 days and 90 meetings and working to 12 steps for life, my father once told me something that was,what you put into it is what you get out of it and that makes a whole lot of sense, for the money what's your life worth to you. If any of you people are having a hard time in recovery you can email me..lewiswhitedeer@gmail.com well 33 years now what did I accomplish from the 12 steps it simple I got one of the most beautiful gifts any one person could get from God to have internal life in heaven such a wonderful feeling to turn around your spirit from evil Ness to godliness at first I didn't know where I was going or what I was doing but with the grace of God I turned around my spirit what a awesome gift to have unconditional love for life and for people just like Jesus had, in the Bible it said birds of a feather flock together and be careful who you flock with that makes a whole lot of sense to me I had to give up all my old friends for new friends and use commonsense, now the time has come for me to read and to practice the Bible, The beatitudes the 10 Commandments and just keep it simple remember follow Jesus The 12 steps of alcohol anonymous is a lifetime practice. read more

Maynord's Recovery Center - Rehabilitation Center Near Me - Tuolumne, California

I have used and abused drugs and alcohol since the age of 16, I am now turning 45. The time had come for me, either go and straighten out my life for my son and I; or stay out and live miserably. I went to Maynord's TWICE! The first time I left, I left while under the influence of detox meds, that basically made me feel delusional. None of the staff stopped me from leaving. I ended up getting picked up by the police and dropped off in Sonora, CA. Keep in mind, I reside in Stockton, CA; another 1 and 1/2 away. It was hot, I was dizzy. And NONE OF THEIR STAFF EVEN TRIED TO STOP ME. Looking back, I should've sued the shit out of them. I could go on and on, but I'm on my way to an N.A. meeting now. The best assistance ever! read more

Maynords Recovery Center has very strong NA and AA roots. I went into treatment June 12th of 2016 and have maintained my sobriety and recovery since I left. Maynords didn't get me sober or keep me sober, that was my Higher Power and my dedication to my own health. Maynords simply gave me the push I needed. They will help you if you're willing to get the help you need. You cannot expect a 28 day fix, it's a place to start. I was loved on and given hope in this place. Maynords is ran by people and people are flawed, was it perfect? No, but it was a chance to start over and I was ready to take it. They will give you experience, strength and hope. You have to be willing to take it. You have to work the program. Listen, share and do what's suggested. Work it, because you're worth it. Don't expect anything more than what you're willing to put in to it. The ranch is clean, well maintained and the food was amazing. Consider yourself one of the lucky ones if you make it to a place like this. read more

This place is really great! We just went up this past weekend; they had "Round Up" which was a BBQ with games and raffles for the clients and their families, also many returning alumni came up. We heard peoples stories and how of Maynords helped people make changes in their lives that they are forever grateful!.. I have a loved one there right now and I'm confident they will do well with the tools they are learning; we are so blessed to have 100% coverage by my husbands insurance because anyone knows that treatment can be expensive. If you can go to Maynords I'd say don't hesitate; the staff are friendly and the food is good. My loved one was afraid because they have a chemical addiction but Maynords doesn't make you go cold-turkey; they let you detox with subutex and taper you down which helps for the first week.. read more

I have been to a few treatment centers (I know, I know), but I am well qualified to post a review. Maynord's is the best experience, by far, I have had. Some treatment centers are too pretentious and try to be a hospital. [One place in Hawaii (Big Island Recovery Center) was such a joke, the Operations Director (Steve P.) was actually threatening and cursing at clients, and ingesting any confiscated drugs, while telling clients, "who are they gonna believe, you or me?"] Joan Maynord's Recovery Center felt like home. I was comfortable there. I was in a safe environment which allowed me to focus on my recovery. The people were all very friendly and supportive, also promoting a comfortable, safe feeling. The counseling staff was incredible. Maybe it was me, maybe it was them, maybe it was some other power, but I had insights and revelations that I had never before considered. The treatment I received was truly eye-opening and life-changing. I am well on my way on the path of recovery and I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Maynord's Recovery Center. M.C. might benefit from some arithmetic review. 20% out-of-pocket on $19,000 is still only $3800, and that is LESS THAN the cash price of $6990. The only doctor in the area who is qualified to treat patients with Suboxone (requires a special certificate) and willing to see addicts through detox (not an easy job) and work with the chaotic schedule and goings-on of a treatment center doesn't contract with very many insurance companies, so the doctor made a simplified "cash-only" policy for those particular clients. Nothing sketchy...it helps to know what's going on before spreading negativity. read more

I hardly know where to begin - except of course that I am coming up on six long wonderful and sober years since I visited Maynords in November of 2010. When I first walked in the door, I was struck at how everyone embraced me with warmth and understanding. Six years later, I often think of Maynords -- the counselors, the program, the staff, the friends I made, having coffee outside in the morning watching the deer go by, celebrating Thanksgiving with a layer of snow on the ground, playing the piano in the evenings for "sing-alongs" - and of course, all those wonderful meals prepared by the great kitchen staff. Today, there are not enough hours in the day to stay busy and celebrate and enjoy life. I could not have regained my life without the help of Maynords - for which I will always be filled with gratitude. Scott - Class of November 2010. :) read more